If you have lower return targets than I do, then perhaps there are lots of properties that generates ok returns. 

Why not buy the house youd like to live in with the land at a price point you can afford and then generate as much extra income as possible from the land.

I currently work for a RE debt collecting company and this company has it's own REO department where I believe I can get good leads from.

In the end, we found out that she didn't relay certain information to her buyers, which lead to more issues at closing.

Is it generating revenue now or are you just buying the property to turn into a group home?

Day one on a smelly property...1) Replace the air filterhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw6cqx4ldU2hSEZMU...2) Let the Ozone generator RUN!

I bought my first home November of 2017 and I am going to figure out how to use the spare bedroom in my house to generate some income (Air B n B/ Renting it out are the ideas I plan to lock down by the end of 3Q). 

@Matthew Stanizzi I think it would be helpful here to see your deal analysis here- it also depends if you are inheriting tenant and if they have leases or they are a taw-  also if its lead certified, separate utilities, if the rents are below market you want to consider your plan on raising them over time as well 

I am employed as a National Account Manager for PPG which is a leading global paint and specialty chemical company.

It'll get you 2,000 bandit signs if those aren't totally illegal in La Place, which might be your best bet.Remember, there are wholesalers spending $10k/month+ inundating every possible lead source.